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A spacious detached bungalow with a garage and drive occupying a secluded plot overlooking the Brickie with views beyond towards the Abbey. 

Summary

Storm porch | Entrance hall | Sitting/dining room | Kitchen/breakfast room | Three bedrooms | Family bathroom/laundry | En-suite shower room | Garage | Gardens | Driveway parking | No onward chain | Tenure – Freehold

The Property

There is spacious and well-planned accommodation over one level starting with a storm porch and generous entrance hall. This leads to the main living accommodation that has been arranged across the back of the bungalow to take advantage of the lovely elevated, although extremely private, views over the Brickie and beyond. A generous principal reception room with a vaulted roof line provides the main living and dining space, while a separate adjoining kitchen breakfast room, beautifully presented with hand painted cabinetry, sits to one side. Both rooms are dual aspect with doors leading to the rear garden.

To the side and front of the property are three well-proportioned bedrooms, two generous doubles, one with an ensuite shower room, and a comfortable single which also provides flexibility for use as a home office enjoying views down the drive towards Hill Street. A family bathroom with laundry facilities completes the picture inside.

Throughout, this lovely property is immaculately presented with well-considered neutral décor, feature internal doors, a combination of carpeted and timber effect vinyl flooring, and gas fired central heating and double glazing to create a very comfortable modern home.

Outside

The property is approached via a block-paved drive providing vehicular access from Hill Street. It leads to the front of the bungalow, where there is a access to a garage and an area for parking. Paved footpaths lead around both sides of the property, leading to the main garden, which sits to the rear and partly to one side of the bungalow. Here the plot faces southeast and enjoys enviable elevated views across the Brickie, towards New England Street and beyond to the Abbey. There are brick built and fenced boundaries, areas set to planting and low maintenance hard landscaping combining areas of paving and pea shingle arranged to extend from the house towards the views, while providing space for entertaining and alfresco dining.

Location

A highly sought-after old conservation area location in one of its very best roads, within easy reach of the Abbey, Verulamium Park & lakes, St Michael’s Village, the city centre, both stations, well-regarded schools, and extensive local amenities.

General

Tenure – Freehold

Services – Mains water, drainage, gas & electricity

EPC rating - D

Council tax band G - £3,761.89